Speaker 1: You guys ready to have your minds blown? Yah? Are you?
Speaker 1: Are you ever really ready to have it blown? Well,
Speaker 1: prepare yourself, because that's what I'm gonna do this morning.
Speaker 1: What am I about to tell you? It's literally gonna
Speaker 1: make jose fall off his chair. He already felt. You
Speaker 1: caught yourself with your feet.
Speaker 2: You're lucky your feet.
Speaker 1: It was a jump fall. So look, these aren't as
Speaker 1: prominent anymore. But back in the day you might remember
Speaker 1: McDonald's had a bunch of characters, not just Ronald. There
Speaker 1: was the Hamburglar, They had Birdie the Early Bird, and
Speaker 1: last but not least, was Grimace. Y.
Speaker 3: Man, I remember there was like a playground at like
Speaker 3: outdoor playground, and you could climb up inside like a Hamburgler.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, creepy. It was that super creepy.
Speaker 1: What's just don't act like you didn't see him on
Speaker 1: your happy meal the other day. Okay, you're not that
Speaker 1: young to go google Grimace right now if you don't
Speaker 1: know who he is. But I always thought he was
Speaker 1: just a big purple monster that loves greasy food and
Speaker 1: gives children nightmares. But I guess that's not one hundred.
Speaker 2: Percent true because something else.
Speaker 1: A longtime manager at McDonald's didn't interview recently, and it's
Speaker 1: blowing everyone away because he claimed that Grimace is actually
Speaker 1: supposed to be a giant taste bud.
Speaker 2: That is so gross. Was monster so much better than that?
Speaker 1: If you look at taste buds on our tongue underneath
Speaker 1: the microscope, they look like big purple blobs. So maybe
Speaker 1: there's actually some truth to this.
Speaker 2: No, yo, he was a giant taste bud walking around
Speaker 2: It weird. It grosses me out.
Speaker 1: It's a taste bud that I guess is so happy
Speaker 1: and loves burgers so much that literally is jumped out
Speaker 1: of somebody's mouth to live at McDonald's.
Speaker 2: It is supposed to be a happy taste bud. Why
Speaker 2: did they name him Grimace? He never looked very happy.
Speaker 1: Well, see, the thing is McDonald's is ever confirmed this,
Speaker 1: not officially, but the former manager claims it's the truth. Wow,
Speaker 1: that's really.
Speaker 2: Cool hanging out with the clown all day.
Speaker 1: It is so sorry to give you nightmares all over again.
Speaker 1: Let's move on to the shot collar question of the day.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I just realized my whole tongue is
Speaker 2: full of grimaces.
Speaker 1: You got a bugge bull of names. He's gonna draw
Speaker 1: one outsie who gets asked the trivia question. If you
Speaker 1: get it wrong, you're gonna be punished while singing a
Speaker 1: song and getting shocked. So text into seventy five nine
Speaker 1: to two, tell us what song you'd like to hear? Jose,
Speaker 1: you're drawing a name out because you had the shot
Speaker 1: collar last. And who'd you get? I got brook I
Speaker 1: only have pies for you, Yeah, Brooks putting on the
Speaker 1: shot collar wall. That happens digital, Jake, please read us
Speaker 1: a shot collar question of the day.
Speaker 4: Mount Rushmore is an enormous sculpture of four American presidents
Speaker 4: in the Black Hills of South Dakota. However, presidents were
Speaker 4: not the first idea that a historian had when he
Speaker 4: suggested the monument. A man named Dwayne believed that the
Speaker 4: heroes of the sculpture should not be the founding fathers,
Speaker 4: but instead he wanted four people who were instrumental at
Speaker 4: making America what it was back in the eighteen hundreds.
Speaker 4: His suggestions included Buffalo Bill Cody, who was a famous
Speaker 4: American West gun slinger, Lakota Chief Red Cloud, who is
Speaker 4: best known for his confrontations with the US government and
Speaker 4: two other names. Today, I need you to tell me
Speaker 4: who were the two other notable figures from the eighteen
Speaker 4: hundreds who are supposed to be on the original Mount Rushmore.
Speaker 2: I liked that they were actually going to use the
Speaker 2: Native Americans. I do like that.
Speaker 1: I got one for you right away that I think
Speaker 1: is obvious. Davy Crockett. Oh, a guy to where the
Speaker 1: Coonskin had and he died at the Alamo, famous Western explorer.
Speaker 3: I was going to go Lewis and Clark because there's
Speaker 3: two of them. I mean, it just makes sense to me,
Speaker 3: you know, the famous explorers.
Speaker 1: Those are good thoughts too, you know, came out. But
Speaker 1: that would take up both of the other two.
Speaker 2: Then, right, that would be my easy answer.
Speaker 1: Shot collar question.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean my.
Speaker 1: Thought was Benjamin Franklin because of all of his inventions
Speaker 1: and helping form America. It's not a bad thought. But
Speaker 1: it's the seventeen hundreds. Oh that's true.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, Oh it was in eighteen hundreds.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's talking about eighteen hundreds. Let's get the question
Speaker 1: one more time.
Speaker 4: Historian Dwyane Robinson first suggested four figures to be immortalized
Speaker 4: on Mount Rushmore. Before being overruled. He initially offered Buffalo
Speaker 4: Bill Cody and a famous American West gun slinger, Lakota
Speaker 4: Chief Red Cloud, who is best known for his confrontations
Speaker 4: with the US government, and two other names.
Speaker 2: I mean, my other thought was Saka Juea, but I
Speaker 2: thought that too. But I don't think they're gonna put
Speaker 2: a female up there.
Speaker 1: I think because they put a Native American chief up there,
Speaker 1: they'd be more willing to put a female on there too,
Speaker 1: Or they felt like we made our quota.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, we're it's still the white man that's making.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's a diverse enough mountain at this point. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and they would have made him a white looking.
Speaker 3: Man on the Okay, who else would I mean, Bonnie
Speaker 3: and Clyde? Who else from the eighteen hundreds? Are we
Speaker 3: thinking that we're actually monumental? Outside of Lewis and Clark?
Speaker 3: Can anybody ever think.
Speaker 2: Is it bad? I can't think any people from it?
Speaker 1: Yes, I mean, I'm just trying to think of famous
Speaker 1: people from the West. There's like Annie Oakley. She's famous
Speaker 1: for being like a gunslander in the West.
Speaker 2: And I don't know, I think she wasn't she an outlaw?
Speaker 1: Or no, No, that's like Butch Cassidy. Okay, that's thinking
Speaker 1: Jesse James, but so much you're thinking.
Speaker 4: I'm with you.
Speaker 1: I'm like Betty White and Jesus Betty White.
Speaker 2: They actually knew each other. That makes sense.
Speaker 1: Loaf of bread or a Redenboker. Oh, there we go.
Speaker 2: Okay, the right brothers isn't bad though.
Speaker 1: The brother they did planes in the nineteen hundreds. Nineteen hundred, Yeah,
Speaker 1: it was the early nineteen Kitty North Carolina. Yeah, useless information.
Speaker 4: He has no laptop or anything in front of Jeffery
Speaker 4: his hands behind his head.
Speaker 1: I'm just a shame that I even know in this crowd.
Speaker 2: I'm going to go Lewis and Clark.
Speaker 1: That's a good guess. That's a good guest.
Speaker 4: While today we see Washington, Lincoln, Jefferson, and my guy
Speaker 4: Ed Roosevelt on the face of Mount Rushmore. Historian Dwyane
Speaker 4: Robinson wanted to go in a different direction. Initially, he
Speaker 4: suggested notable people from the American West, and I gave
Speaker 4: you two names and asked you to come up with
Speaker 4: the others. Buffalo Bill Cody and Lakota Chief Red Cloud
Speaker 4: made the list. But the other two names I was
Speaker 4: looking for are definitely associated with the West and going
Speaker 4: West because they explored at the asking of Thomas Jefferson.
Speaker 4: I'm talking about best buds, Lewis and Clark.
Speaker 2: All right, we're historians all that time. Play an Oregon
Speaker 2: trail paid.
Speaker 1: Up probably gets answers right on this more than anybody else,
Speaker 1: Like you get the most correct shot collar questions out
Speaker 1: of anybody because of that. Jake is going to take
Speaker 1: the shock today while singing the Fresh Prince of bel
Speaker 1: Air theme song.
Speaker 4: In West Philadelphia, born and raised on the playground is
Speaker 4: where I spent most of my days, chilling out Max
Speaker 4: and relaxing all cool and shooting all b ball outside the.
Speaker 1: School tel that my hair. Yeah, that's your shot collar
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